ELYSIUM AI - BEST & CHEAPEST APEX LEGENDS AI AIMBOT

✅ State-of-the-Art AI – We use Yolo V8 along with self-trained models with our own data obtained by playing the game ourselves.
✅ Unmatched Optimization – Over 250 FPS in Fortnite on a GTX 1650, ensuring zero lag and seamless performance.
✅ Private & Undetected Mouse Movement – We utilize a unique private method to ensure completely undetectable movement, giving you the safest experience possible.
✅ Affordable Pricing – Most affordable AI cheat on the market.
✅ 24/7 Support – We are always available to assist you in case you have any issues with our product.
✅ Stable & Secure – We prioritize stability so you can dominate your games without worrying about detection.
✅ Unique build per user – We make sure no anti-cheat could hit us with a ban wave by making each user's build on the go, making your version of the cheat entirely unique.
✅ Stream proof – We have an option to block any recording software and anti-cheat screenshot system to see Elysium's drawings or menu.
✅ Controller support – We let users use both keyboard/mouse and controller as their game/cheat input.

Elysium AI Feature List


Pricing
✅ Weekly: $8
✅ Monthly: $15
✅ Lifetime: $60

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Def a game changer. The AI AB is just flawless can def make rage settings look more legit as well.
Being able to switch settings on the fly can really help when wanted to look legit as well.

Support is also amazing, seeing as how I always need help every day due to my PC being a pain in the ass.

Elysium def is one of the best providers out there!

Hello, can this be used on a dual PC setup for both PC and console?

Good service, real people. There are alot of clowns in the cheating space and as much as there are countless users who are clowns the dev and support are real people and awesome people at that. helpful and reasonable. On top of prices that just are not getting beat.
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for first time users it might take a little bit to tweak and understand aim settings, it might even feel jank or WORSE than internal. but because of how it works its WAY safer and so much cheaper too.

I have used their apex product for about a week.
P.S. i hate apex matchmaking :I god damnit

does it work with 24h2

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Originally Posted by lse922 does it work with 24h2

Yes, it works for every windows 10/11 version ^^

I've already purchased the weekly plan and am currently using it. I'm considering switching to the lifetime license, but I have a question: since it's one license per PC, if I upgrade my graphics card or make hardware changes, would I need to buy a new license? Or can the license be renewed or transferred in such cases?

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Originally Posted by shangusdnswl I've already purchased the weekly plan and am currently using it. I'm considering switching to the lifetime license, but I have a question: since it's one license per PC, if I upgrade my graphics card or make hardware changes, would I need to buy a new license? Or can the license be renewed or transferred in such cases?

You can just request a HWID reset, we usually respond within 1-10 minutes.

I purchased a weekly key first, and since there were no issues, I went ahead and bought a lifetime key as well. The seller offers cheats for other games too, so if I become interested in those, I’ll likely purchase keys for them as well—not just Apex Legends.

First, since there’s no official website, all information must be found through Discord searches. A friend of the seller acts as a reseller, allowing purchases via PayPal, which is where I made my purchase. The process is convenient: after sending payment and submitting the receipt, you immediately receive the key and download link. The seller is also very friendly.

Regarding key configuration, the provided guide is just a baseline—you’ll need to find different settings depending on the game you play. It took me about seven days to test almost every possible setting combination. The aimbot’s performance isn’t far behind memory-based cheats. (However, in the servers I play, DMA cheaters often exceed the aim assist range of controllers, and since opponents prefer long-range shots that are nearly impossible to see even with an 8x scope, target recognition beyond 200M isn’t feasible.)

Since sensitivity settings depend on understanding the game’s aim mechanics (those who’ve configured JTK or similar will know what I mean), it’s not too difficult—just find your preferred sensitivity. Apex is unique among FPS games in treating jitter aiming as a recoil-control technique.

Dynamic FOV is supported, allowing separate sensitivity settings for ADS and hip-fire.

I’ve tried many products from different vendors, and what stands out about AI or script-based cheats is that they’re safe to use on main accounts—just be cautious about stats and manual bans.

People tend to prefer products listed under "Trusted Suppliers," but even those often have significant issues, as you can easily see on Discord. I’ve used similar products before, but they were either too heavy on system resources or too limited in features. In contrast, Elysium, despite being an AI-based aimbot, offers flexibility in settings and is very user-friendly. So even if it’s not widely mentioned yet, I’d still recommend it at this stage.

One issue I encountered: I had a weekly subscription, and on the fifth day, I added a lifetime license (which seems to add 10,000 days). Today was supposed to be the weekly key’s expiration date, but I got this message:

[B522] Time Left 0m key not found!
Failed to acquire next frame in D3D11 - reinitializing. [T305]
This is not an error to worry about; it has been solved, and the application can continue to run without any issues.
If you still experience issues, please report them on Discord.
HRESULT: [0x80070005], Module: [General], ApiCode: [E_ACCESSDENIED/General access denied error]

Additionally, there was a discrepancy of about two days in the "Time Left" counter. My guess is that since I added the lifetime license while the weekly subscription was still active, some error occurred, causing the remaining ~2 days of the weekly key to disappear and the lifetime license to recalculate. I bought it on Friday, and today is Sunday, so this would explain the 2–3 day discrepancy.

This suggests that if you purchase a weekly/monthly key in advance, such bugs might occur, so it’s best to inquire separately. Since it’s still in beta, keeping this in mind and contacting support should lead to a resolution—I trust the seller will handle it well, which is why I recommend them.

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Originally Posted by farnese I purchased a weekly key first, and since there were no issues, I went ahead and bought a lifetime key as well. The seller offers cheats for other games too, so if I become interested in those, I’ll likely purchase keys for them as well—not just Apex Legends. First, since there’s no official website, all information must be found through Discord searches. A friend of the seller acts as a reseller, allowing purchases via PayPal, which is where I made my purchase. The process is convenient: after sending payment and submitting the receipt, you immediately receive the key and download link. The seller is also very friendly. Regarding key configuration, the provided guide is just a baseline—you’ll need to find different settings depending on the game you play. It took me about seven days to test almost every possible setting combination. The aimbot’s performance isn’t far behind memory-based cheats. (However, in the servers I play, DMA cheaters often exceed the aim assist range of controllers, and since opponents prefer long-range shots that are nearly impossible to see even with an 8x scope, target recognition beyond 200M isn’t feasible.) Since sensitivity settings depend on understanding the game’s aim mechanics (those who’ve configured JTK or similar will know what I mean), it’s not too difficult—just find your preferred sensitivity. Apex is unique among FPS games in treating jitter aiming as a recoil-control technique. Dynamic FOV is supported, allowing separate sensitivity settings for ADS and hip-fire. I’ve tried many products from different vendors, and what stands out about AI or script-based cheats is that they’re safe to use on main accounts—just be cautious about stats and manual bans. People tend to prefer products listed under "Trusted Suppliers," but even those often have significant issues, as you can easily see on Discord. I’ve used similar products before, but they were either too heavy on system resources or too limited in features. In contrast, Elysium, despite being an AI-based aimbot, offers flexibility in settings and is very user-friendly. So even if it’s not widely mentioned yet, I’d still recommend it at this stage. One issue I encountered: I had a weekly subscription, and on the fifth day, I added a lifetime license (which seems to add 10,000 days). Today was supposed to be the weekly key’s expiration date, but I got this message: [B522] Time Left 0m key not found! Failed to acquire next frame in D3D11 - reinitializing. [T305] This is not an error to worry about; it has been solved, and the application can continue to run without any issues. If you still experience issues, please report them on Discord. HRESULT: [0x80070005], Module: [General], ApiCode: [E_ACCESSDENIED/General access denied error] Additionally, there was a discrepancy of about two days in the "Time Left" counter. My guess is that since I added the lifetime license while the weekly subscription was still active, some error occurred, causing the remaining ~2 days of the weekly key to disappear and the lifetime license to recalculate. I bought it on Friday, and today is Sunday, so this would explain the 2–3 day discrepancy. This suggests that if you purchase a weekly/monthly key in advance, such bugs might occur, so it’s best to inquire separately. Since it’s still in beta, keeping this in mind and contacting support should lead to a resolution—I trust the seller will handle it well, which is why I recommend them.

I just think their loader key is badly coded

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Originally Posted by farnese I purchased a weekly key first, and since there were no issues, I went ahead and bought a lifetime key as well. The seller offers cheats for other games too, so if I become interested in those, I’ll likely purchase keys for them as well—not just Apex Legends. First, since there’s no official website, all information must be found through Discord searches. A friend of the seller acts as a reseller, allowing purchases via PayPal, which is where I made my purchase. The process is convenient: after sending payment and submitting the receipt, you immediately receive the key and download link. The seller is also very friendly. Regarding key configuration, the provided guide is just a baseline—you’ll need to find different settings depending on the game you play. It took me about seven days to test almost every possible setting combination. The aimbot’s performance isn’t far behind memory-based cheats. (However, in the servers I play, DMA cheaters often exceed the aim assist range of controllers, and since opponents prefer long-range shots that are nearly impossible to see even with an 8x scope, target recognition beyond 200M isn’t feasible.) Since sensitivity settings depend on understanding the game’s aim mechanics (those who’ve configured JTK or similar will know what I mean), it’s not too difficult—just find your preferred sensitivity. Apex is unique among FPS games in treating jitter aiming as a recoil-control technique. Dynamic FOV is supported, allowing separate sensitivity settings for ADS and hip-fire. I’ve tried many products from different vendors, and what stands out about AI or script-based cheats is that they’re safe to use on main accounts—just be cautious about stats and manual bans. People tend to prefer products listed under "Trusted Suppliers," but even those often have significant issues, as you can easily see on Discord. I’ve used similar products before, but they were either too heavy on system resources or too limited in features. In contrast, Elysium, despite being an AI-based aimbot, offers flexibility in settings and is very user-friendly. So even if it’s not widely mentioned yet, I’d still recommend it at this stage. One issue I encountered: I had a weekly subscription, and on the fifth day, I added a lifetime license (which seems to add 10,000 days). Today was supposed to be the weekly key’s expiration date, but I got this message: [B522] Time Left 0m key not found! Failed to acquire next frame in D3D11 - reinitializing. [T305] This is not an error to worry about; it has been solved, and the application can continue to run without any issues. If you still experience issues, please report them on Discord. HRESULT: [0x80070005], Module: [General], ApiCode: [E_ACCESSDENIED/General access denied error] Additionally, there was a discrepancy of about two days in the "Time Left" counter. My guess is that since I added the lifetime license while the weekly subscription was still active, some error occurred, causing the remaining ~2 days of the weekly key to disappear and the lifetime license to recalculate. I bought it on Friday, and today is Sunday, so this would explain the 2–3 day discrepancy. This suggests that if you purchase a weekly/monthly key in advance, such bugs might occur, so it’s best to inquire separately. Since it’s still in beta, keeping this in mind and contacting support should lead to a resolution—I trust the seller will handle it well, which is why I recommend them.

Hi, thank you so much for the constructive feedback, we appreciate it and the honesty that came with it regarding the bugs you encountered.

Regarding your issues with your key saying your subscription time ran out, etc, we were aware of that issue for a while, it was on our end and we apologize for that. It has been fixed in the latest update which is currently in BETA testing and should be released to everyone shortly.

We have been working on a massive update for around a month now, which overhalls the whole cheat, including the aimbot system making it far smoother, along with new smoothing methods and further optimizations. Movement prediction is also coming, although it is not perfect.

Again, thank you for your honesty, have a nice day :)

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Originally Posted by farnese I purchased a weekly key first, and since there were no issues, I went ahead and bought a lifetime key as well. The seller offers cheats for other games too, so if I become interested in those, I’ll likely purchase keys for them as well—not just Apex Legends. First, since there’s no official website, all information must be found through Discord searches. A friend of the seller acts as a reseller, allowing purchases via PayPal, which is where I made my purchase. The process is convenient: after sending payment and submitting the receipt, you immediately receive the key and download link. The seller is also very friendly. Regarding key configuration, the provided guide is just a baseline—you’ll need to find different settings depending on the game you play. It took me about seven days to test almost every possible setting combination. The aimbot’s performance isn’t far behind memory-based cheats. (However, in the servers I play, DMA cheaters often exceed the aim assist range of controllers, and since opponents prefer long-range shots that are nearly impossible to see even with an 8x scope, target recognition beyond 200M isn’t feasible.) Since sensitivity settings depend on understanding the game’s aim mechanics (those who’ve configured JTK or similar will know what I mean), it’s not too difficult—just find your preferred sensitivity. Apex is unique among FPS games in treating jitter aiming as a recoil-control technique. Dynamic FOV is supported, allowing separate sensitivity settings for ADS and hip-fire. I’ve tried many products from different vendors, and what stands out about AI or script-based cheats is that they’re safe to use on main accounts—just be cautious about stats and manual bans. People tend to prefer products listed under "Trusted Suppliers," but even those often have significant issues, as you can easily see on Discord. I’ve used similar products before, but they were either too heavy on system resources or too limited in features. In contrast, Elysium, despite being an AI-based aimbot, offers flexibility in settings and is very user-friendly. So even if it’s not widely mentioned yet, I’d still recommend it at this stage. One issue I encountered: I had a weekly subscription, and on the fifth day, I added a lifetime license (which seems to add 10,000 days). Today was supposed to be the weekly key’s expiration date, but I got this message: [B522] Time Left 0m key not found! Failed to acquire next frame in D3D11 - reinitializing. [T305] This is not an error to worry about; it has been solved, and the application can continue to run without any issues. If you still experience issues, please report them on Discord. HRESULT: [0x80070005], Module: [General], ApiCode: [E_ACCESSDENIED/General access denied error] Additionally, there was a discrepancy of about two days in the "Time Left" counter. My guess is that since I added the lifetime license while the weekly subscription was still active, some error occurred, causing the remaining ~2 days of the weekly key to disappear and the lifetime license to recalculate. I bought it on Friday, and today is Sunday, so this would explain the 2–3 day discrepancy. This suggests that if you purchase a weekly/monthly key in advance, such bugs might occur, so it’s best to inquire separately. Since it’s still in beta, keeping this in mind and contacting support should lead to a resolution—I trust the seller will handle it well, which is why I recommend them.

Hi, thank you so much for the constructive feedback, we appreciate it and the honesty that came with it regarding the bugs you encountered.

Regarding your issues with your key saying your subscription time ran out, etc, we were aware of that issue for a while, it was on our end and we apologize for that. It has been fixed in the latest update which is currently in BETA testing and should be released to everyone shortly.

We have been working on a massive update for around a month now, which overhauls the whole cheat, including the aimbot system making it far smoother, along with new smoothing methods and further optimizations. Movement prediction is also coming, although it is not perfect.

Again, thank you for your honesty, have a nice day :)

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Originally Posted by aimxex I just think their loader key is badly coded

We had quite a complicated issue surrounding that bug, but it was only a minor inconvenience beneath a plethora of more critical bugs and issues to fix. It has been fixed since this user made the purchase.

If you support controller input (like XIM, S1), could you create recoil control software for controllers? There isn't any recoil control software on the market that supports controllers yet.

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